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New Bit Mapping for Hierarchically Modulated DAB and Terrestrial DMB

Hyoungsoo Lim, Heung Mook Kim, Jong Soo Lim

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Hierarchical modulation is considered for increased data rate in the next-generation DAB (digital audio broadcasting) or T-DMB (Terrestrial digital multimedia broadcasting) system, which supports backward compatibility to the conventional DAB or T-DMB. Since dedicated pilot signal is not available due to the constraint of backward compatibility, decision-directed channel estimation schemes should be employed at the receiver. In this paper, we propose a new bit mapping scheme for hierarchical modulation which guarantees robust channel estimation against decision errors.

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Hierarchical modulation is considered for increased data rate in the next-generation DAB (digital audio broadcasting) or T-DMB (Terrestrial digital multimedia broadcasting) system, which supports backward compatibility to the conventional DAB or T-DMB. Since dedicated pilot signal is not available due to the constraint of backward compatibility, decision-directed channel estimation schemes should be employed at the receiver. In this paper, we propose a new bit mapping scheme for hierarchical modulation which guarantees robust channel estimation against decision errors.

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Hierarchical modulation is considered for increased data rate in the next-generation DAB (digital audio broadcasting) or T-DMB (Terrestrial digital multimedia broadcasting) system, which supports backward compatibility to the conventional DAB or T-DMB. Since dedicated pilot signal is not available due to the constraint of backward compatibility, decision-directed channel estimation schemes should be employed at the receiver. In this paper, we propose a new bit mapping scheme for hierarchical modulation which guarantees robust channel estimation against decision errors.

Key concepts: Digital multimedia broadcasting, Digital audio broadcasting, Backward compatibility, Computer science, Digital Video Broadcasting, Broadcasting (networking), Single-frequency network, Channel (broadcasting)

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